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Rushdie begins by challenging the conventional English view that the language belongs solely to the "Sceptered Isle." He argues that English is no longer the exclusive property of the British. The central thesis is that the most vibrant, inventive, and energetic writing in English is no longer coming from the "center" (Britain), but from the "periphery" (the former colonies—India, the Caribbean, Africa).
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